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80 -. sr=F8s7 So ...1sas aal 1850 - :
RIAL ESTATE.
FOR. aA.LB.

hTT-- |.H1T.sss4 -- F4lr-lIg uNtTCflNfHl Ill.
10 Acres Of Lsnd, suitable for market garden.
,,v. with frame house, barn, orchard Of apple1,
rcers tiu-s and ounces. Rents for goo % per
snnnm. Can DO bought for 1000; II situated on
n" NH east from Eon and TNenty.ninth street,
and distant tncrcirom BY the road one mile aud
viz Atre farm on Gienn's Run, one mile cast
tjrriirosd, franc house, 100 fruit t1ef, U acres
NO 10 Acfs Farm. s miles west Of Mn,auoras, 10
M res olclrd franc house. orchard, barn and sta.
fle convenient to church and school. Price,
ID Acre Farm, 7 miles eat Of Proctor Station,
Wttfel county, W. VI. Prics. $500. iiyHs1 .lG,
40 AGRA arm w miles northeast Of 6!AterSvllle,
Tyler county. ". Va Price, S2,lo0. Sl{ I.sg 4
$50 or QUO Acres at Bolton, W. Va; viii sol or
exchange for city property; $50 acres cleared, on
which there Il 1000 fruit trecS Price 325 per acre
ag5 hoio Farm on Middle Whee,ing crek tnrec
nilCi lion Itisdelphla; 100 acres c!eaitd, good
% Acre Farr nesr Tr!adelphia. Z, X ~ Va !,
Lot northeast corner Of Main and TwOutyFixth
sttcoN framing 20 fest IN Main street and running
hack All opal Width " alley, with q r0omCd
btiok hoG,s 1n front apd al roomed brick house
on alloy; tho tOtner or south hall OF kaid lot Ia
uu,nptoytd. This property can BIZ bought tor
SISO this II less than the value Of the LOT, laying
nothing about The value Of brick housts that could
not be du pliCattd Tor 5000. F-laEatf t E#N'rrt
Houes numbered q md Is Twentieth streot,
Gnd ground west Of the kata0 tsoDtlng Il feet or
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". b. HALtER. Auc,ioneci
T1RUsTEE'S SALE.

e 49, 'u y 20.
BY virtue OF Two deeds OF trust made 10 ne by
Alexander Carson and vile. one dsted Mslch y,
lsSL and recorded Ia the oflcH OF the Gcrx OF the
County Ioutt o. Ohio county, ". Va, In Geed OF
Trust Book No u. ssga 6SG, and the other dated
Octohcr. q. 1881, and recorded In ths satd Clerk y
otle In Deed OF Trust Roos No. u, page $50, !
Shall sel at public auction on = si'a' a 20 -
~ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER &c, 1897,
commencing ct 10 O'Clock 4. K, lt ynu front dco.
Of The ouIt Acuse Of tho said connty, In tho city
OF Wheeling, tho following decribcd properly
within the said city CT Wheeling, that ia 10 cay;
All OF that p.cCa or parcel OF ground known Cs Lot
numotrtd i've ~ iu fquare numbered twensy.iovr
ar III that Fart OF the said city Of Wheeling for.
nerly known rs south Wheeling or Ritchietown,
and now within The Eighth ward OF tho said city,
together With all the bulldogs and improvements
thereon. 1.'''F - ss .-l4' s65s Z . - Nd
lEasR CT SALE One Third or rs much moro as
tho purchaser TaJ elect, caAh IN hand en- tho day
OF Ellc, aod any residue In two eonal Insa!lrpents
payable IN one md two yta.g ffoI the day 0! sale.
with Interest from that Iny; tho purchaser TO give
his Eo:eI for tic deferred irstsllu,cats, and 10
cure the sane by deed OF trust upon the property
AID Insurance policies upon the bui!dpg Oh salt:
ptopGriy u the satisfaction OF The trustee
The Tito IL believed 10 he Ie,ic., tut selling az
trustee shall convey only such title us y rested
IN mo. sssgfdtlE '4i ~ CHRISTIAN $40 bN. ;
O. A. sCnAxrER 4 Co, Aeop:s. 5s'G OCT Z
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Good Results In Every Cnse,

D: A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
OF Chattanooga, Tenn, writes that he vas
seriounly afflicted with q sarverc colu that
settled on his lungs; had tried many rem
edies sithout benefit. Being induced
to try DR.. Kings New discovery for Con
sumption. did so and waa entirely cured
by use Of a few bottles. Since which time
he hss used it 10 his family ior all Coughs
and ColdB with beat results. This is the
experince oil thousands whose lives have
bsen saved by this Wonderful Discovery.
Trial bottles free, at Logan & Co.'s Drug
Ssnre t5a-h.= = r.-Hsfs 7-7.1s-- : z o
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Depended. In Himself,


Youths Companion. tt
Among the French aris.ocrats who ca.
capped the guillotine, In tho days when II
was q crime to havo bean born with title,
was the Marqnioe do sonrcy. who fed to
England and theucs ID, this country With
her Don, q boy OF fourteen. Her husband
having been executed, this boy, Pierre,
inherited the title; estates there were
none. ~ "a, N I. Ri 81 n
His mother landed penniless in vii.
mingtoN, Del,, and found refuge in q little
cabin on Sixth street. The influential
psopls OF the town called on Madame dc
Sourcy and offered her aid !; many houses
were opened TO her, but Pierre refused all
help. w 81 III esi-51 g[s3 a i.
1--WE are poor, but not beagsra," he said
proudly; u have hands. I will support
my mother" ,.Ia-, AGO.. ,jl5l.i'. q rIs1
He had no profession, trado or capital.
In the garden attached to their cottage
grew a gourd vine. He cut the smaller
courds, and made Of them boxes which he
stained and decorated with black figures,
drawn Oh silheuette. These boxes sold
rapidly at high prices. Hs.then invented
On lceboat, which drcw large crowds TO
the b6nks OF Chriationa Creek when II
fr&,' over. Thern tho young MARQUIS
was waiting with toy boata which he had
for eals. When tpring esme he had sew.
eIsl email bateaux ready 10 dispose OF. In
the garden he raised poultry and yegets-
bles enough to supply his mothers table.
Two years passed. Pierrs had wider
snhitiors. He built, after many failures,
q boat 30 large that in It he waa able to
cross the Delaware and TO bring from Now
jersey eand, which he sold Tor building
pnrposcs. he had from this STEADY in.
come, and began to look with contsmp. on
bis toy boxes and boats. b 75-sf,e5
But one day the poor little Ma,quis,
weighted with his cargo OF Sand, was over.
taken by stcrm on tho Delaware, his
boat IVES capsi4sd and no wac drowned
within sight Of his home. His mother
sauk under her trouble aad died the next
day. They were buried together in the
old swcdes' chrrchysrl, and tho grave is
still shown 10 strscgera OF the little noble
man who played hi1 part ID tho world, in
tho miaat Of cruel mibefy aad psin, more
ofayely perhaps than any OF hi5 ancestors.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Ahe reataxes Of tho Monoy and Htoc
y Ljl53t,S Markets. MIN t}t f y

y Markets. g53li' RI
NEW YoaE, Oct. 2o,-Mouoy on call easy At Q 10
+per cent closed offered atA per cent. Prime mer.
camille paper ut Gas per cent. sto,ling exchange
dull but steady at 81 SiAsA IS. i,}s elii
THO sock msrkat to.dsy was quiet TO dull and
ne transactions Of no sp cial Significance though
ny was moderately active and steady, most stocfs
6ctng either unchanged, o. but small fractions di.
ierent from lat evenings dnal prlcts The market
HuGluaed WIN an extremely narrow range, the
early tendency. being to alv ulcc, but the gsins
were lhhyniaGant and were lost with slight frac.
!loas III addition during the frs. hour These
losses were fu'ly recovered. however, aud In tho
last h ,ur. slight reaction was again followed by
az sdynnSe which left tho fgGeR generally at
firm. Almost tho ontlre active list ID higher to.
night hut The gans arc for iusg nlicant fractions
Railroad bonds dull: salos 500, 900, 65tt "
Government bonds dull but firm, Y'siEl. /. ltl
sA.o bonds dull and steady. 8,i \. y,
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NNRUSTEE'S SALE.


By Virtue OF deed OF trust nadc by William
Jeaeweiu and Julia Jenewein. his wills. TO mo ~
trustee, dsted January 2, 1885,. recorded IN tho
office Of tho clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio
county. West Virginia. in Deed OF Trust Book No.
o. page will sell u public auction. at tho front
dor G. the Court House oil satd county, on s5
SATURDAY, the 18th DAY OF EovEMRsR, 1857,
commencing ~ 10 O'Clock A. ~. the following de-
tcrlhid properly, situate IN the city oil Wheeling.
Ohio county npd Stste OF West Virginia. that Is TO
kay: PATS ot lots numbered eizht aud Elue, In
square nuT,bsied forty, In the Eighth ward Of tho
city OF Wheeling: beginning at q point In the
ihe touth lice Of lot No: forty feet cast OF tie
southwest Gnraor vi Fa.d lot; thaDca sot tho width
OF the tnue with said south llue westwardly
twenty feet sud extending back ro.thwBrdly Of
the ssme width Of twenty feet to The no1sherly
limo Of said lot No 5. w x ss,i 4 ~. I'D
The title is believed to DO good, but selling az
trrseo vii! convey only tho title vested In int by
said deed OF trust. s,'s- =.
TgRxs or SALE One. Third aud as much mora ny
the purchaser elects 10 paw in cash on tho dny o!
sale. the balance In two equal instaltne1ta Dt Que
and two yeers, with interest, for which the pur.
chaser shall execute Lta notes, secure the saDe by
deed OF trust on the property, tha buildings W be
kept insuIe1 Tor tho benefit OF tho iirst. =
sl4S ". J. W. COTDEN, Trustee.
u.yt .,attn -. ~
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The best ealve in tho world for cuts.
brrisss, cores, u!cere, salt rheum, ieyes
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblsins,
cerng, md ell skin cruption3, ard posi-.
lively curas piles, OF no pay required. !. It
Ia guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is centu Dor
box. For sale by Logan 4 %. t7s1 III
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pITTsBURGH, ON OINNATI { & ST,
\ LOUIS RAILWAY Co.-panhsndlc Route.
Under schedule In effect MAY Is. 1857, trains
leave Wheeling Central Standard time: For steu.
benrllle End Pittsburgh, $50 a. m :, 12:S5 D. m,
S:20 p. N. For steubonville, sos p. m. Tho 6:8
q. m and 8:o5 p. N. trains mako direct connection
tor Columbus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and Chi.
cago; the n:SS p. N: train makca direct conneo.
Trains arrive at Wheeling 6:15 &. n., 1880 s. n,
2:4o p. M. and 500 q. m 20 2ss97 rny2I Z
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Paint me an npple tree crowded with blooms.
And meath Il uplifting two round arms bare, n
To the wealth Of sos0nis not half 80 fair 81,
AZ the white hand thrust mids. their perfume
Paint a young gitl with an angels face, ~ fe
Bolt brown hair. with tint Of gold ~
Hlumbtrlng In eyery braid and fold. W n, ( .Dt
Crawling her qeeen OF youth and grace. tAt.
Giyc her ltop sweet eyes Of dirkest biuc,
" noble nature strorg aud bright, !. EF
thlDlng steadily through and through. a't}ls
GIVE her oval cheeks thu delicate tint tqJ
VI tho kky ~ Il liusheE At dawn ui day; fGiHA
But before y0l have touched tho mouth, pray,
Painter, ny y0u bard 10 ln,piint is1''l
Ny words on your inenory's safest coll.
The red, curved lips must DO iull VI pride, ~.
Ami yet, not Oye much TO hide q s fIF IL : sshI,
The gracious Swcetnesil know 80 well, fgfi
The subtle something but half revealed
lIy the bcAutI fnl lips Of the pictured face aftIl
Lends II M al eos! pathetic Rracn NJ
That Il fairer than human speech eau toll.
sRlls sG5Tf m So
Faint mo face that Is Older and WISER
The face that Ia now ID. glrls oyer there, n
cave out tho youth. but make Il fair, 1i
Place lines where dlmples once rGigned supreme;
Fut thought into eyes that onte held dream: :
Take little Tor lime from ,hc oval check.
And 10 tho lips JUS, ready to speak 5gg5 Il.
Give fnlntcf rel but you NUT pay ~ ~,
Hack for what you have lakCn sway--
4 hundred luld kake sanity f.co, n
With nothing OF cafthiussi not trace 81 Sl
7 50 your bust tkill OIL tho Steadiast eyes, 7ll
Pure On Chlla's ~ tender and wue- ~
Let a beautiful life shine tht0' the faco. 5tla
Let every sad hour y you choose, keep pace ~
Aud accent itself jn hrr silvoriug ha I; ~. h
ilut, then, do you thluk you Can gather there
Tho blessings Of living and OF those long dead
And weave IN a crown for tho sllyery headg D "
bh, palnttrl see your bruih falls back }S3}
And the hand that hold II H. all To slack,
Greater than you have failed Yeen, 's
To picture the "etsencc Of thDgt not beou.n 4 4 4
But two pictures live III my heart always; Ri
AZ saw her then, and sgAln to.dsy; n'F4. if8
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ReHd's DiSEans2rY HellCaI hssQclaIlpn.
Cos Main ST. BUFFALO, NY.
Tho Theatrical Profession.

; Mer,e will win and receive public recognition apd
praise Facts which nre the outcome OF general OK.
pcr1cnrc, growing through years Of critical md
practical test become Us rooted and immornblc rs
the fsck Of Gibraltar In public opinion, and hence
forth need no furthnf guarantee to their senu.
lncncss. Tho indlsputablo fact that swi1ts spetn,
IS tho best blood purifier in tho world Is Of these
i.nlaoynhlo, Gibraltar rock fncts OF which we have
spoken, mud livery days experience roots this con.
yiotlon deeper aud petrsr III public opn lon. Every
cilss Of our people Iii, America and IN ,Rurons,
every traIt calling md profession, including fho
medical profession, have borne voluntary, teaii:
is ntall6o efficacy IN curing, all diseases Of tho
blood, These testimonials nre on fle by tho thou.
cpnds, and open to tho inspection OF all. Now come,
ne WIG 70 q Tic wo ,nIss.
~ curative qualities Of the fpeele In their indl-
wIed to THO public without further commsnt.lSs
the famous Thnlla Theatre Company OF New York.
n"nr n ~ nc
Tls, gegtlcmnn Is a we'll known member Of The New
York fEail Theatre Company Both arc well known
In theatrical circles III ta colnsry and IN Europe
Charlotte Inudow's Tcstimuny. :
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T!LEvELAND & PITTSBURGH Rail-
" RoAD.-Undcr, schedule In effect MAY %.
1857, traina leave Bridgeport, Ceptral Standard
time: For Pittsburgh and Cleveland. $40 a. m,
liz p. 70. For Pittsburgh, 1917 a. m. For Wells.
Vile, 4:2 .. m. For Btcubcuville, 1886 9, N, For
Martins Ferry, Gas q. m. ~ 40 'f,i .,E 80
Trains arrive nt Bridgeport at 7:63 s. M, lo:s2
h., 2as p. NJ, b:19 p. NJ, I:54 p. NJ, and 7aS D. N
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@ Tray Pasa. Agent, Wheeling.

=.
PALTIMoRE, & OHIO RAILROAD
I1Hepar:ure Of trains from Wheeling. Schedule
In effect October l. 1SS7-Eaatern time: ~ 3is5g
Express for Chicago and the Northwest, $3.50 a.
M. $40 p: M 9:l5 p. IN. daily, and ll:l5 p. m daily
exNpt saturday. X, Il ';s'-t,- ms =
Hxpuss Tor Cincinnati and St Louis, $50 a. m ;,
II :l5 p. NJ. daily .,7l ., 70 'fZa 4, IS ~
z.nesvllle accommodation, ZIG a M. daily e1.
zanesvllIe accoamoa alton, arrive. e;15 D. m /,
daily except Sundsy.i s!ss5as 'lSyaIt'.sz .E7's
Express 10. Washington, y. c., Baltimore, phila.
9eiphls and New Yo:k, SEQ .. m krd 5:I5 p. m.
Express trains arrive from ohlcago. Geo and $3.50
a. n.and G:45 p. m. daily, and 4:55 m. daily ex.
Express trains arrive from ST. Louis aud cincln.
natl, 4:55 q. ~. and Gas m. daily. gfts sT. Z
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia, BaltI.
more AID Washington, D. G., 1850 a. IN. and l0:I5
For Columbus, $3.50 m. aud 11:15 D. m, daily.
aud 2:25 p. m. daily excapt Sunday. -ss'
TiRlps arrive from Columbus, 4:s5 a. ID. daily
and 6:45 p N. daily, and 1875 a. m. daily except
For Pittsburgh and Washington, Pa SEQ a. M:
dttl 10. way train ios Washington Pa, BIO p. m.
Trat,s arrive itom Pittsburgh, $40 and ILLS q.
m; 6:55 snd 1t:l0 D. m daily. ~ Al .-1-T',
Trains arrive from Washington. Pa, s:to a. NJ,
For MoundssiIe, 100 noon, daily except sun.
day.. S:s.,'y29,Ss sZ',E -
Leave Moundsville, 1855 p. M, daily except
For Fsirmont, 4:1o p m: Leave Fairmont, 5:2s
a. No., daily except sunday. % n. 80 -
Eor Cumberland, $3.50 a. m. Leave Cumberland,
7:l5 a. ~, daily except Sunday. u x 49, - =,
For y tlairsville, $50 a. m. md p. m. daily,
e1cert sunday, and p m daily. l. 5-l,>',.
From ST., Claifsyllle. s:oj a.. m; daily and 1:iO
and 6:l5 p m: daily, except surday s.'.-IlE ! ~
| Ragsase called for and checked a. hotels and
residences on orders LETT at ticket office, lO Mar.
ket Street, and at Cepot - w
- .!....-. Q. Z. LORD, Gen. Pass. Agent;
i W. II, CIiEnEETU, Manager - -
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nHUsrRs'a SALE.
rg1RUSTEE'S SALE,


4 ,EiIE. !Ffs q 'p El11 IIfa-Hytc efy A'ssa.,l
IIy virtue OF q deed OF trust made by Ardrcw v.
vetS and Mary Wees, his vile. to nc ias trustee,
dated March y, 1885,, end recorded III tho Office OF
tho CLERK Of tho County Court o, Ohio county. y:
Va, In Deed Of Trust Book No. q, page o. Will
scllat public auction. OIL s1Fs ~
a "WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 81. 1887,
commencing Al 10 clock A. ~. ut the front door
OF tic Court House Of said county, In tho city OF
Wheeling tho following described property: s..
Tho north eni.thrd Of Lot numbered one hun.
drei and twenty two (l2! situated un tho east
tils Of Market street III Ch8pliuc Il Eon'c addition
10 Me city Of wheeling. = 1ii .. ~ ~. ~
TILE believed to bu Scoa bu, selling as iru.teo
SHAH conway oDly fuCh lile rs II vested In me. {
IERss or SALE Ons third, or as much more as
tho purchaser may elect. cash III hand on the day
OF SALE aud any rcFiduc In two eqlS iEStallrnents
payable IN one and TWO yclrs from the day Of sale.
with interest trom that Jay. with Insurance upon
the building to tllH satisfaction oil the tru'teo.
5.,fl DAsIEL EIihriSGALE, Truatee.
n sTG EyEH 10 Abhpts % 81 nnpt
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.BRADsTHEET,s yREKLY REVIEW.

''EltAUSISEEIfs WEEhLf REVlEW.
Continued Dullners In the Wool Trado,
Prices OF Metals. (, "
New YonK, Oct. 2S-In it's review Of
the markets Bradstreet's says:
Another week Of continued dullness has
appeared in the wool market. There was
some increase Of activity fortnight ago
and hopes Of q decided improvement in
tone were entertained. These have now
disappeared. Still no greater weakness
has developed, and from present appear.
ances further declines are not to be look.
ed for. Trado remaias in buyers favor,
Holders, however, except when forced to
DO go by financial stress, Gre not pressing
:heir stocks for sale. The manufacturer,
80 rule, arc ready to meet the market rs
It now stande, but the policy Of purchas.
ing only from time to time for present
wants is adhered to Estrenuously. The
Boston market is quiet, with little anxiety
on the;part Of manufacturers to buy OF
holders to sell. Prices remain steady,
without my symptoms Of immediate
change In either direction. The most
noteworthy element Of weakness appears
in considerable offerings by outaido hold.
els who arc forced TO realizs. Fine Asecee
are, perhaps, firmer than they have baen
and there 10 a good demand for fine me.
dunn Territory woods. "A fair request Tor
pulled stock is noted. There is little do.
ing in carpet WOOL, WHICH 10 weak. Cur.
rent quotations Tor leading descriptions
follow: MS a! & 49,
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1.-Two Etnck.

CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-Droter's Journal reports: Cat.
5000 hcnd shipments mono; r.erke.
dull and steady shipping Eteeis 81 7sa4 So sooIers
aud ieeders 81 5oa2 70: cows, bulls ind mixed
81 2a2 So: l'cxss cattle 81 tca2 rs. Hogs-Re.
ceipts 1900 head: shipments 1000 head: market
ztropg and &c higher: mixed 81 25al IS; heavy
g 4oai 20: light 81 SCAT 6; skirs s, ODat. IS.
sheep-lcceipts 5000 head: shipments not report.
cd: market weak and 1oal5c lower; natives 81 5oa
60; mixed % Sa3 75 western 50 50 Texans 81 0oa
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r.. NEW YonK, May .. iss,

swlft Specific Company, Atantn, Gu. s.a-,-
: Gcntlemcn-;;,ay!nR been annoyed with pimplcs,.
cruptlons and ro1gincss OF the skin, from bad con.
ntlon Of my blood, for mote rhnn a year. used
tlscd remedies to nd effect Then nsulel prom.
inent physican. and from his treatment received
no benefit. then concluded to try tho s. S. s. rem.
eiy for tho blood, and ilvo or SIX packages, by IL
thpt0;ah eradication Of my trouble and restoring
Em4ethnes4 10 thy skin, hayn made mo happy, and
hnd publicity as you wish to make oft "a
- eg3ll I.11sf|, ,TI-...' CHARLOTTE RANDOM,
" - 80 Dowrry, near Canal Street.
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ssnill4nslsnlA, Pa, Oct 2a,-Flour steady.
1ee! sarely steady; No. q red October SaISsssS:;
SoveMeet ss}tssE93c; December s;ssaaS,lc; Ja1ii.
ssIy sStsssS5aaG.t Torn. steady: no 2 high mixed
$40; futures ,no,ainally unchanged. Oaw, tpot
dull but steady; No. 2 mixed SIC: No mixed 3c:
NJ, white lS1{as4s: No. 2 white $780, fu,uu
quiet and IL shade easlsr No white October 8l3Ss
SO; November .a454aSi5Sc: december 3sNa8j5zc;
JANUARY S6sSGlSc. Butter firm; high grades s:arGe:
creamery extra 26.; 1rsls 42i2sc. = sTsaF 80
,CrsCINNArl o., Get. 2o.-ylour steady. Wheat
quiet NO Greg 75ac: receipts 5000 bushels; shin.
LaenE l,s.0 bushels. Corn firm: No mixed
D1G1i!c. Oats auiet; No. mixed zs5so Rye QUIET:
no 2. 5tc., prpyisioJ In light demand, Whisky
steady; sA!ea or oi barrels ii 81 05 Butter easier
!aaey creamery 2la2Sc; extra do 2sa2sc; choIee
dairy l7slSc. sugar firm. Is, 8. u n. "
BALrlNoEs, Oct. E.-Whca,, westcsn dul. and
lower; No. winter rcd srot S0L4aSO1Sc; November
SOssaS055+c; December S9?5saS2t4c; January S,Ma
si1ac Corn. western dull aud steady; in:xSd spot
1}fascc; November ig1sc bid: ye,r 49, ai9%c Oats
more active and hrn,; western whit, S5alGc; do
mixed SSaS4e Provisions .Guist. at unchanged
prices. Coffee armcr but quiet and unchanged,
roIxDo.s Oct. 20. Wheat dull and weak: cash
7651%a; Noyeuber77c; December 7Sac: Nay SIG
Torn steady: cash 4;Hc; December 4sc; May
46Hc. Oats steady and Drm: cash $40 Glover.
seeo active and higher at 81 VIZ; January 81 Tx;
February 81 u. ~. ~ r. s ,sIr,i y n -
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"kind cir, your daughter would wed.n
go 10! 80 tor the father said.
And 'tXaS no sooner said than dono,
For they went two and came back onc.
A. fsrl y. 2.s- Ri - rdshlsctOn GrLtd,
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COCOA.
49, Observation-Disclosures "a &
.EPPS''S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

81 gsi.., BREAKFAST. sc.-=51f yj
nny thorough knowledge OF tho natural laws
which govern tho operations OF digestion and nu.
properties OF well.selected Cocoa, MI Epps has
provided our breakfast tables with delIcately fla.
goved beyeIase which may saye IA many heavy
doctors bills i u by tho Iudicious uso OF such
6ftlclca Of diet that constitution may be gradu.
Ally built up until strong enough 10 resist every
tendency 10 disease, Hundreds Of subtle maladles
arc floating around us ready to attack wherever
there Ia d weak point. We may escape many a
pure blood aud 3 properly nourlshed trAnc."-
Made simply With boiling water OF milk Bold
only ~ hal! pound tins BY aroceEs, labeled thus;
tcl'TThA l&fE LONDON, ENGLAND, d
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49, tt4 1fr u,
Advice to Mothers.

When a topper inyesta in liquor he ex
pects to get :"lIll'' value for his money. !.
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-Four Rooms In rear psIt Of $50 Main street, 81.
Two Rooms, 1914 Woods Ereat, Is %. 51,El .-IlI
Two Pnoms. 81 l'wenty.third street, q On. b.i
Three Roouicd Houkc on Eleventh street cast OF
baltimore aIect, u co, 5li. ss,,,.t1isy "
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Real Htate Agent, o. 4. Pension sud Claim AZ.
t,rrey, Cclici,t1r aud Notary, Public. gF oo'9 (
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Tho only man that aeems to thrive on
procraatinatlon 70 The one that owes his